Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XVI  |     whom I have mentioned, who possessed the well and the ox.~
 2      I, XX   |       from the bodies of those possessed by them, was, day by day,
 3      I, XX   |       from time to time, cured possessed bodies, by some threads
 4      I, XX   |     all those things which the possessed are wont to endure, that
 5      I, XXIII|      so happy a history is not possessed as a well-known narrative.
 6      I, XXV  | comparison him who cured those possessed of unclean spirits, by the
 7      I, XXV  |     credit of a man who, being possessed of the highest power, manifested
 8     II, IV   |       as he remembered to have possessed before he obtained that
 9     II, VIII |     hung it from the neck of a possessed person, whom a spirit of
10    III, VI   |         one could perceive the possessed roaring through the whole
11    III, VI   |        by the clerics; but the possessed, being brought up to him,
12    III, XIII |      that he cured some of the possessed more slowly and with less
13    III, XIV  |       time. I saw afterwards a possessed person brought to him at
14    III, XV   |        day, because he who had possessed nothing before he entered